Klean Kanteen teat for baby bottle. This set contains two loose teats in slow-flow size. The slow-flow teats have one hole, making them suitable for babies from 0 to 6 months. The teats are made of medical-grade silicone and are free from BPA, phthalates, and other toxins.
Different Teat Sizes
The individual Klean Kanteen teats are available in three sizes. Is your child 6 months or older? Then choose the medium-flow teat (with two holes). From 9 months, you can switch to a fast-flow teat (with three holes).
Klean Kanteen Teat Features
- Medical-grade silicone teat
- Double ventilation to reduce the chance of colic
- Available in three sizes (slow-, medium-, and fast-flow)
- Not suitable for the freezer, microwave, or oven
- Suitable for cleaning in the dishwasher
- Free from harmful substances like BPA and phthalates
About Klean Kanteen
Klean Kanteen is a close-knit family business from California, and pioneers in designing and producing sustainable field bottles. It's hard to imagine now that in the early 2000s, you couldn't buy a reusable stainless steel water bottle. Plastic was practically the only option. When Klean Kanteen sold the first BPA-free stainless steel bottles in 2004, they hoped a few people would use them. Today, you can find reusable water bottles and coffee mugs everywhere. Klean Kanteen has now become the international brand and has inspired dozens of other companies to make reusable stainless steel products. They don't mind this because their original goal (no more disposable plastic) is getting closer and closer. Despite rapid developments, Klean Kanteen has always remained a family and employee-owned company. The freedom to stay true to its principles is more valuable to Klean Kanteen than bringing in investors. For example, to spend a few years developing a groundbreaking, non-toxic, scratch-resistant powder coating (and they succeeded!). From the very beginning, Klean Kanteen bottles have been made with love: the love for adventure, the love for preserving wild places, and the love for replacing single-use plastic.
